Our Commitment

Focusing on economic success is essential for virtually every company. Beyond that, we believe it is very important to get involved and give back—whether through in-kind donations or personal involvement. Our focus is on children, young people, and education. Among other things, we have supported the following projects:

About Birdies4Kids
The idea for Birdies4Kids was born in January 2013. We asked ourselves, “Can we use golf to help fight the terrible disease of childhood cancer or to support children with cancer?” That’s how the idea came about.

We are a community of golf enthusiasts and sports fans. Birdies4Kids supports the initiative "krebskranke Kinder München e.V.," which is active throughout Upper Bavaria.

About the NCL Foundation
Neurocutaneous leukodystrophy (NCL) is a fatal metabolic disorder that has received little research attention to date. Affected children lose their sight, suffer from epilepsy, and progressively lose further cognitive and motor skills until they die—usually before the age of 30. We, the NCL Foundation, are committed to promoting national and international research to give children affected by NCL hope for treatment and cure options that have been lacking until now.

About the Michael Roll Foundation
I firmly believe that as an adult, we have a duty to help children who have been harmed by adults. Through my charity golf tournaments, I have come to appreciate the work of the Tabaluga Children’s Foundation. As a donor, I have the opportunity to support the traumatized children and adolescents in the Tabaluga projects even more effectively. I want to ensure the high quality of the therapeutic methods used at Tabaluga, particularly equine therapy, for the long term. My goal is to help traumatized children and adolescents find ways to process their experiences and gain positive prospects for the future.

About the "Wir-starten-gleich" initiative
"Wir starten gleich!" was founded in February 2011 in Osnabrück as a nonprofit organization at the initiative of Reinhard Höfelmeyer and Klaus J. Behrendt, with the following goal: "Fair opportunities for all children starting school"